Weekly Top 5 Special! Käärijä - Cha Cha Cha

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Komentáře • 64

  • @MH-cj9dz
    @MH-cj9dz Před 8 měsíci +111

    In Finland the "human centipede " was just a piggy train , I don't think anyone there made the connection to the human centipede , but in every other country, that's what people said about it, as soon as they saw it. Thank you for doing another kaarija reaction !

    • @naniyodesu
      @naniyodesu Před 8 měsíci +26

      Yeah, it's definitely not a reference to the human centipede. It's just a silly choreography :) It's actually kinda funny how to many foreign people it felt sinister because they linked it to human centipede, but for Finns it was mostly just funny and silly.

    • @user-vj4dp4xr8k
      @user-vj4dp4xr8k Před 8 měsíci +30

      yes, in finland it's called a piggytrain after a kids amuzement park ride. it has nothing to do with a some film.

    • @TheTygertiger
      @TheTygertiger Před 8 měsíci +9

      The whole piggy train was invented to integrate Käärijä more in the dance routine of the backing dancers. He was getting overshadowed by the dancers. He's not strong at learning complicated choreographies, so they wanted something simple for him to join on. The piggy train kind of matches the lyrics, because he's singing about being so drunk he slurs his speech and looks cross-eyed, just a couple of stages of drunkenness below the stage when your legs don't carry you anymore. Then you'll be moving almost on all fours.

  • @zatalain
    @zatalain Před 8 měsíci +16

    So the town he is from painted a huge mural of him on the side of a 4 ish story parking garage building. The city gave him an apartment free for 1 year. The whole of Finland went wild for him and everything that was that lime green was just rebranded as Käärijä gear. -American in Finland

  • @PastaSauce.
    @PastaSauce. Před 8 měsíci +86

    If anybody deserves a special it’s Kaarija!
    The timeline was this music video first, then his performance at the Finland selection. He beat other Finish artists by a land slide. Worth a watch as it’s a great performance! Then finally it was the Eurovision show.
    Can we get one more
    Reacting to his new song “it’s crazy it’s party” and ‘mic mac’

  • @anssia3123
    @anssia3123 Před 8 měsíci +45

    Every country has a different method of selecting their representative. Finnish national selection introduces the 7 pre-selected songs to the public by music videos, published one after the other, a song a day. Not many people had heard of Käärijä until this video dropped. The country went crazy overnight. Suddenly everyone was talking about this guy. He went from being almost unknown to the biggest celebrity in the country pretty quickly. I've never seen a phenomenon like that, the whole Eurovision journey was something like Beatlemania. This video is how everyone got to know Käärijä. After this came the live national selection, which he won by a landslide, obviously, and then Eurovision. You can watch the UMK23 (Uuden Musiikin Kilpailu) performance to see the evolution of the performance. I actually almost prefer it to the Eurovision performance, you get more close ups of everyone's creepy little face, so unhinged, love it.

    • @MrMudbill
      @MrMudbill Před 8 měsíci +6

      The performances just kept getting better imo. The music video was great, but the national final was awesome, and then the Eurovision final even improved on that. I hope they check out the national final to see the differences with the staging and dancers.

  • @AnnaPennanen
    @AnnaPennanen Před 8 měsíci +18

    After Käärijä became a thing, all Green fabrics were sold out from Finland during one time last Spring 😅😅

    • @AnnaPennanen
      @AnnaPennanen Před 8 měsíci

      And pur biggest statues got Green boleros ❤ you can find it by looking up "Helsinki railwaystation Green bolero" 😂😂

  • @mrfriend2308
    @mrfriend2308 Před 8 měsíci +25

    The music video came out first. The first appearance of the dancers is in the Finnish National Final (UMK). When it comes to the dancers it is even more crazy and even more party than the grand final which you watched before.

  • @KikimoraX
    @KikimoraX Před 8 měsíci +66

    OMG you guys DID continue with Käärijä, thank you so much!! You have awesome reactions to his music, so relatable. I love him so much, he deserves the world 💚 As many have already said, please do his national performance for CCC and his latest single It's Crazy it's Party too 🥺🙏

  • @BlackFlowerAi
    @BlackFlowerAi Před 8 měsíci +22

    Would also highly recommend his older music video 'Mic Mac' and also his newest song named after his catchphrase 'It's Crazy Its Party'.

  • @FoxyGuyHere
    @FoxyGuyHere Před 8 měsíci +24

    You should watch his national final performance, it shows the dancers more than the Eurovision perfomance. It has some of other differences to Eurovision performance too. I am not sure which one I like more.

  • @tommilaitinen5555
    @tommilaitinen5555 Před 8 měsíci +16

    Here some clarification to Ä and Ö. The dots on A and Ö are umlauts which make them very different letters from A and O. Ä is kind of the same sound when you say "cAt", "bAt", "hAnd" just umlauts on A's. In English you can pronounce A in many ways, but in Finnish the pronounciation stays always the same, so the sound of Ä is always like how you somewhat spell the A's in exemplary words.
    Ö, like O, you can spell it in several ways in English, but letter Ö pronounced in Finnish is somewhat similar to e.g. letter I in words "bird" or "thirst" or "first".
    So pronounciation of Käärijä will cause some hard time because in English there are no letters Ä and you do not have any idea what an Ä should sound like. And in Käärijä's name, there is actually a long Ä in the beginning. Many who speak natively English start to twist the letters, because even if there was double A's in English, it would not sound anything like Finnish AA or especially ÄÄ.
    You could try to listen to any of his Finnish interviews to get the sound, how the interviewer or himself pronounce his name.
    * * *
    I translated the song lyric around half a year ago and along the way to ESC final I found some interpretations to the lyric. On the surface, it is basically about partying or wanting to party, but it does have a reference to the Finnish culture, how Finnish men (or in fact people also in other countries might) feel shy about their dancing or looks or anything, and to somehow process all the uncertainty or shyness or fear of judgement, they need to have a few pints of beer or "pina coladas" to "care less".
    There is a reference to the outer shell (tää jäinen ulkokuori) or serious face (silti mul on vielä naamataulu vakava) which might mean that in Finnish culture people who do not drink, might be considered as somewhat inable to have fun or they being always serious. So to break this "icy shell" and to get that "serious face" off, he needs more alcohol. But the song is heading only toward the dancefloor (tanssilattia) which is eventually calling him when the whole mood of the song changes. And suddenly we have a part that is not talking about drinking, but pouring champagne all over his body as he is dancing and loosening up.
    The whole concept of the song caused a lot of talk before ESC as some people only considered it a stupid song about drinking and getting wasted, while from my sober perspective it is all about the social, cultural and psychological boundaries one individual could have to restrict him to be who he is. And this is expressed in the softer singing part: "ordinarily I am not this man at all, I am not, but today I am that man, I am that man". Of course there could be some discussion about another stereotype that comes to my mind. Is it really so that people can actually be themselves only when they are drunk? I have heard that phrase several times since my childhood to adulthood.
    So, even though the song lyric is quite simple, it can be taken to whole other levels of understanding why people use alcohol, how the boundaries change our personality into something we are not, and how either dancing or consuming alcohol could actually break us free. Just by forgetting all the troubles we have for at least a moment. And Käärijä himself has expressed that it is not promoting drinking, but criticizing it.
    * * *
    I did not know Käärijä before UMK (national competition). I had heard one of his songs, but I could not name the performer back then. But after Eurovision final I was just amazed by him and his energy. The rapping is solid and the music itself is usually quite what I generally like. Although I am over 50 years old, I still have a quite huge spot in my heart and mind for Eurodance, industrial metal, progressive dance, EDM etc. Originally it was Emimen around 25 years ago who made me understand rap as a form of art of storytelling. I never considered myself a big fan of rap, but Käärijä brought something new on the table: a cross-over of several genres that become sort of a blend of rap, metal and EDM. His newest single It's Crazy It's Party goes also all the way to Eurodance. It sounds like something from the turn of the millennium.
    But his other songs sound very different. They have a very different vibe to them. Especially Mic Mac and his first single Urheilujätkä.

  • @Sinivalkoseepra-yz1ke
    @Sinivalkoseepra-yz1ke Před 8 měsíci +9

    Yeah, you were right about the lyrics. 😁
    I am sure this has been played in many weddings this summer, as this has been EVERYWHERE in Finland since February. It became an absolute madness around the Eurovision time in May, and even this color of green became a thing, like people selling all kinds of random "Käärijä-green" things online for good money.

  • @valshebnaya
    @valshebnaya Před 8 měsíci +26

    Love your reactions! And it's so cool to see international people appreciating Finnish music!

    • @WeeklyTop5
      @WeeklyTop5  Před 8 měsíci

      Ahh ok yeah that makes sense the video came before the performances! And yes we just posted It's Crazy It's Party today! :)

  • @casperix3741
    @casperix3741 Před 8 měsíci +14

    Yeah, you got it right, this music video was filmed months before his Eurovision performance. If you want to better understand the evolution of Cha Cha Cha, you could also check out Käärijä's national final performance!

  • @v4sv4sss
    @v4sv4sss Před 8 měsíci +11

    his new music video with tommy cash is even better!!!!!! love your reactions

  • @obscurxnefi
    @obscurxnefi Před 8 měsíci +8

    Would love for you guys to check out one of his performances of Cha Cha Cha with Joker Out. They're a band that represented Slovenia in Eurovision and they're extremely close friends with Käärijä so he joined them on their Nordic tour and they performed Cha Cha Cha together in 3 different shows. The energy and vibe were fantastic, you'd love it! Plus, I feel like you'd have fun seeing him really be himself on stage and interact with the crowd and other artists.

  • @andyt8216
    @andyt8216 Před 7 měsíci +2

    My Finnish friend had a Käärijä outfit custom made for attending Eurovision in Liverpool this May. He looked great 💚

  • @2609israel
    @2609israel Před 8 měsíci +10

    Welcome to the Eurovision world!!! Once you’re in you’ll never leave 😝😝😝 please do the Eurovision 2022 top 5!!!! It has one of Sweden’s, best songs ever and IMO both Spain and UK best entries.

  • @sannnmaar
    @sannnmaar Před 8 měsíci +4

    The costumes in the music video are inspired by professional wrestling / Mexican wrestling / Lucha Libre. And yes, the mask is painted on the face of the man who is outside the ring. That man is actually the producer of this song.

  • @Kaarijafan2024
    @Kaarijafan2024 Před 8 měsíci +12

    Käärijä 💚 He is so unique 🥹

  • @driadka
    @driadka Před 8 měsíci +3

    Käärijä is a gift that keeps on giving 😊

  • @satu7996
    @satu7996 Před 8 měsíci +4

    This video was made before the selection as a representative for the Eurovision Song Contest. The performance changed as the trip progressed, so that at its best it was in the Eurovision final.
    You should watch the performance in the Eurovision final if you want to see the dancers.

  • @TheDanKKa
    @TheDanKKa Před 8 měsíci +6

    If you want to be sure about what he's singing, you could google the English translation for the lyrics. And you guys should definitely watch the national final performance! Cheers ✌🏻

  • @StarryNight2506-hq5ev
    @StarryNight2506-hq5ev Před 8 měsíci +4

    If interested, UMK (Uuden Musiikin Kilpailu) did release a version of the music vid with English captions - czcams.com/video/rNrgQm5z07U/video.htmlfeature=shared . iirc all the entrants/ artists who were competing in UMK were given a set budget to produce their music vids. This is what is released first before the live performances. The dance move which looks like a 'human centipede' is called the piggy train in Finland.

  • @XanArt21
    @XanArt21 Před 8 měsíci +1

    The NATIONAL FINAL performance has the dancers (they come on the stage earlier than at the Eurovision one) and there is no crate but a boxing ring made of pallets.

  • @matleeena
    @matleeena Před 8 měsíci +3

    Please, please dress up as Käärjiä (and his alter ego) for Halloween and document it

  • @suvijii841
    @suvijii841 Před 8 měsíci

    Believe, this song is played EVERYWHERE in Finland. Weddings, funerals, baby showers :DDD

  • @WalkWithMi
    @WalkWithMi Před 7 měsíci +1

    Käärijä has a new song called Huhhahhei and it's a banger! You guys should totally check it out!

  • @bingoE
    @bingoE Před 8 měsíci +1

    Song is about shy ppl who needs to drink to relax and enjoy. In first part of song he is drinking, in second part of song he is drunk and enjoy the party. This video is exelent in corelation with lyrics. If you pay atention he is boxing against himself which represent hes drinking and trying to relax. When he beat himself with knockout he becomes master and enjoy whitch represent he is drunk and ready to enjoy party. And everything in song is crazy :)

  • @alloverdplace8173
    @alloverdplace8173 Před 8 měsíci +5

    Please do Käärijä and Tommy Cashs new song ; It's crazy, it"s party💚

  • @deadzoo
    @deadzoo Před 8 měsíci +7

    You definitely need to check out the UMK live performance, it’s like the bridge between the music video and the Eurovision final performance. Plus the dancers look extra unhinged there

  • @Labbish1
    @Labbish1 Před 8 měsíci

    I'm Finn, and Ive been in 4 Finnish weddings. And yes, we listen music. Weddings are like party.

  • @volatili
    @volatili Před 8 měsíci +1

    You could have just watched the music video with the English subtitles if you're curious about the lyrics

  • @tapanim6576
    @tapanim6576 Před 8 měsíci +1

    😎👍

  • @GalaxyGirl777
    @GalaxyGirl777 Před 8 měsíci +1

    The first half of this song is my favourite, I want a whole song like that. 😂 Would love to see you guys do some more metal, metalcore, djent or prog rock. Yeah, you could throw Babymetal in there as a gimmick. 😆

    • @GalaxyGirl777
      @GalaxyGirl777 Před 8 měsíci

      Okay, here’s a nice list in this vein that is nice and melodic and shouldn’t scare your subscribers too much, 😉start with 5 obvi:
      1. Floya - Florescent
      2. Plini - Electric Sunrise (or just watch the Finnvox Studio live session for my 3 favourite songs)
      3. Intervals - Epiphany
      4. Killswitch Engage - The Arms of Sorrow
      5. Chaosbay - Lonely People
      - Bonus track, Polyphia - Finale, for a rainy day.

  • @Dasypodidae45
    @Dasypodidae45 Před 8 měsíci

    The craziest performances of 2019 (in no particular order):
    Kate Miller-Heidke - Zero Gravity
    Keiino - Spirit in the Sky
    Sergey Lazarev - Scream
    Hatari - Hatrio mun sigra
    Miki - La venda

  • @Rooosajenta
    @Rooosajenta Před 8 měsíci

    Some of the most memorable/crazy/epic Eurovision performances - well worth watching 🥰
    Since you've already watched Käärijä, I've added another crazy Finnish act to the list 😉
    In random order:
    - Run Away - Sunstroke Project & Olia Tira, Moldova 2010
    - Dancing Lasha Tumbai - Verka Serduchka, Ukraine 2007
    - Mama ŠČ! - Let 3, Croatia 2023
    - Hatrið Mun Sigra - Hatari, Iceland 2019
    - Hard Rock Halleluja - Lordi, Finland 2006

  • @Veri183
    @Veri183 Před 8 měsíci

    If you truly enjoy this, I'd recommend you check out the band Electric Callboy. Their style or genre is partycore. They are a German band and just returned from a sold out North American tour.
    Suggested Top 5:
    "We Got The Moves" - Has a similar intro like "Cha Cha Cha"
    "Hypa Hypa" - Just fun.
    "Pump It" - They wanted to enter this for the German national final for Eurovision 2022"
    "Tekkno Train" - Can't even describe this.🤣
    "Everytime We Touch" - Yes, it's a Cascada cover.

  • @user-vu8lt9nd5l
    @user-vu8lt9nd5l Před 7 měsíci

    The song is still good, but when it's judged by a man who looks like a dork with a vocational school mustache, it's heartening :D

  • @annafirnen4815
    @annafirnen4815 Před 8 měsíci

    If you want to sing along to it but you have hard time singing in Finish youtuber Caleb Hyles made an English version of this song, it's a blast too😁

  • @Roosa612
    @Roosa612 Před 8 měsíci +1

    👍🏻👏🏻🎉

  • @tanjanikola9489
    @tanjanikola9489 Před 7 měsíci +1

    That is what happens when you fight your demons... the feminine side wins! 😅

  • @toinenosoite3173
    @toinenosoite3173 Před 7 měsíci

    The best version of the crazy dancers you really find in the national final. Look it up! IMO, the dancers were downplayed in the Eurovision final.

  • @jameizi2126
    @jameizi2126 Před 8 měsíci

    The chorus is a fun play on words "Pidän kaksin käsin kiinni juomista niinku" -> "Holding on to the drinks with both hands like" Cha Cha Cha (Play on the chug chug chug). And later on when he has drank himself nice and he enjoys the party and sings "So now i go dance like a little cha cha cha and I wont be afraid of this world anymore".
    ALSO Good news for both of you, Käärijä actually has a sidekick called Häärijä who has the same bowlcut and facial hair, but uses a yellow suit! He was actually one of the blond wig Käärijä versions in the music video too XD
    SPEAKING OF WEDDINGS. The local church ruined it by making it into a very cringy bible song with cha cha cha replaced as jee-jee-jeesus. It got viral and everyone got put off by that XD
    Lastly I want to translate my favourite part which is the:
    "Cha, cha, cha, toinen silmä jo karsastaa --- Cha, cha, cha, the other eye is running away. (meaning youre so drunk youre looking 2 different directions)
    Ja puhe sammaltaa ku tää toinen puoli must vallan saa --- And the speech slurs a little while this other side takes a hold of me. (the drunk me)
    Cha, cha, cha, en oo arkena tää mies laisinkaan --- Cha, cha, cha, during the week im not this man.
    En oo mut tänään oon se mies, tänään oon se mies --- No im not, but tonight i am the man, tonight I am the man.
    If you do watch the music video "mic mac" like some people have recommended, my small summary of the lyrics is: he talks about different dumb things he did as a kid such as running his mouth off to older boys, how the apple doesnt fall far from the tree but when he did, he busted his wrist or stealing couple pokemon cards from friends(no hard feelings). And now all grown up visiting grandmas place to look through photo album to have the nostalgia from childhood. In the song the Mic Mac was a popular clothing brand in Finland who all the cool kids wore. Like he said; Don't matter the colour, as long as fit was fat.
    Thank you for coming to my ted talk

  • @SadeMetsavirta
    @SadeMetsavirta Před 7 měsíci

    The start is about how he's shy and introverted in everyday life, but once he has his pina colata he becomes a different man and parties :D

  • @TheFashionablyDepressedBard
    @TheFashionablyDepressedBard Před 8 měsíci

    Okay, so all the danes help me out here; every time you see this song does it not make you think of "Tu-tu-tusindben"? Here is a link to a performance of the centipede song if anyone is curious as to the degree of my madness: czcams.com/video/xlK9fWRS090/video.html
    The first time I saw "Cha cha cha" and every time I see it still, I can not help but think about a danish childrens song about a centipede. Turns out that the guy who wrote that centipede song also wrote some of our more popular eurovision songs. At first glance the songs are nothing alike, but there is something about the outfit, the dancing and the theme at the end of the song, that is so alike to the childrens song. I can't help but wonder, if the finnish entry knew about this song. The fins are our nordic brethren after all.
    On a personal note in fifth grade our english teacher performed that centipede song at our schools own version of eurovision/melodi grand prix, and I remember wondering if that was how it felt to be on drugs.

    • @Piia2023
      @Piia2023 Před 8 měsíci

      The whole thing with the dancer's was, that he is not going to dance with them, so it was Käärijäs idea to do, what we call piggy-train.

  • @karinseregni221
    @karinseregni221 Před 8 měsíci

    Uuuh more eurovision, please!

  • @FT-sn8wu
    @FT-sn8wu Před 8 měsíci

    The next should be Shakira MTV unplugged and vina del mar 1997.

  • @petepeto9335
    @petepeto9335 Před 8 měsíci

    Babymetal.. u shud then listen: Turmion kätilöt 😅💪💪

  • @belindawilkinson2975
    @belindawilkinson2975 Před 8 měsíci

    Can you react to Ne Yo congratulations audio and Ne Yo she knows music video please😊
    More Ne -Yo!

  • @MJylha-dx9zo
    @MJylha-dx9zo Před 6 měsíci

    Pleaseeeeee do a reaction to a translation video of the song, it’d be so cool to see ur reaction to the lyrics, also would be funny to see you butchering more finnish lol. Also käärijä’s other half is häärijä. And also if u do the translation reaction video, please watch an Ä pronunciation video too, lol 😂
    (Thats a lot of alsos

  • @norax3212
    @norax3212 Před 7 měsíci

    So did you go as Käärijäs to Halloween?❤

  • @JohannaJuutinen
    @JohannaJuutinen Před 4 měsíci

    The hair style that some people laugh at isn't so bad if the wearer is like that, isn't it? Why was the appearance of the performers brought up here, too, and not being able to focus on the essentials? The wrapper is definitely hotter than either of you have ever been

  • @makeaburger1202
    @makeaburger1202 Před 8 měsíci

    When you love Käärijä I think you'd really like Electric Callboy, a german metalcore/trancecore band - their videos are hilarious, and the music is really good!! I suggest:
    - Electric Callboy - Hypa Hypa (OFFICIAL VIDEO)
    - Electric Callboy - SPACEMAN feat. @FiNCHOFFiCiAL (OFFICIAL VIDEO)
    - Electric Callboy - PUMP IT (OFFICIAL VIDEO)
    - Electric Callboy - HURRIKAN (OFFICIAL VIDEO starring @MiaJuliaOffiziell)
    - Electric Callboy - WE GOT THE MOVES (OFFICIAL VIDEO)